Turkey connections in the Epstein documents... Allegations that 'politicians and bureaucrats were involved in abuse'
CHP Group Deputy Chairman Gökhan Günaydın drew attention to the Turkey connections in the Epstein documents shared by the US Department of Justice. Günaydın alleged that politicians, businessmen, and bureaucrats mentioned in the documents were involved in sexual abuse and human trafficking.
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The US Department of Justice has released 3 million pages of documents regarding Jeffrey Epstein, who died in prison in 2019. The documents contain information regarding sexual abuse, human trafficking, and international crimes.
CHP Group Deputy Chairman Gökhan Günaydın claimed that some politicians, businessmen, and bureaucrats from Turkey are mentioned in the documents.
SCOPE OF THE DOCUMENTS
The content of the Epstein documents covers a very wide spectrum. It includes 2,000 videos, 180,000 images, and 3.5 million pieces of information, documents, and correspondence. The US Deputy Attorney General stated that images of death, physical abuse, and injury were removed from these documents. Günaydın emphasized that there is "a much greater filth" in these documents and that the Turkey connections are deepening.
UNNAMED POLITICIANS AND BUREAUCRATS FROM TURKEY
Gökhan Günaydın alleged that among the names appearing in the documents in question are politicians, businessmen, and bureaucrats from Turkey who are considered respectable. He argued that these individuals were involved in the abuse networks established by Epstein and stated that these networks have influenced politics, the financial world, and international relations.
AN INVESTIGATION MUST BE LAUNCHED IMMEDIATELY
Günaydın called on prosecutors in Turkey, stating that the documents in question must be examined and international connections investigated. Saying, "Whoever is involved in this filth, there can be no justification for the law not being applied in the harshest way," Günaydın stated that an investigation must be launched immediately. He also pointed out that additional information and support should be obtained from the US Attorney's Office regarding these documents.
The CHP deputy emphasized that these international abuse networks, which include Turkey, have neither economic nor political immunity, and stated that these corrupt relationships must be dismantled. Günaydın called on prosecutors to dedicate the same time they spend on cases involving social media influencers to investigations regarding child abuse. He stated, "There can be no 'immunity' for such filth and child abuse, even when it involves international networks."